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For the first time:
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The National
Affordable Housing Programme will run over three
years from 2008-2011.
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All the funding
has not been fully allocated at the start
of the programme.
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Over £8.4
billion worth of grant (with an estimated
project value of approximately £21 billion)
will be awarded.
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Only ‘pre-qualified’ organisations can bid for
funding. These now include Housing
Associations, Local Authorities, Arms Length Management Organisations &
Housebuilders.
The Database also includes:
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The latest information on Local Housing
Companies, Eco Towns, the LA Newbuild Challenge
Fund, and the Kick Start Housing Delivery
Programme for Housing Associations.
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Regeneration Initiatives,
including schemes offering significant
development opportunities, such as the Market
Renewal Pathfinder Schemes. The database
highlights the key development partners involved
in each initiative and the funding they have
been allocated.
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Government Strategy for new
homes, including the location and numbers for
key growth areas and growth points. Locations
for housing growth can be viewed on a map;
clearly showing ‘geographically’ which parts of
the country the Government plans to build more
houses in.
This
section of the New Growth Area Initiative report is
displayed for illustrative purposes only and as
such, Growth Area locations and LA names have been removed.
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Strategic Information
relating to planning, sustainability and eco
issues, providing a complete overview of the
market.
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All key contacts for each
social landlord, which are checked and updated
on a regular basis by Focal Research.
The database also
includes similar information for programmes in
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. This package
also comes with a database training session and a
social housing monthly bulletin.
All of which will help you to:-
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